Mechanical Project Engineer – Fertilizer Industry

About the role

The Mechanical Project Engineer will lead the planning, execution, monitoring and control of mechanical projects within a large fertilizer plant environment. Reporting to senior management, the role ensures projects are delivered on time, within budget and to the required quality and safety standards.

Key responsibilities

• Plan, prioritize, execute, monitor and control assigned mechanical projects, either as project coordinator or discipline member.
• Coordinate communication with internal and external stakeholders, including production, maintenance, and multiple trades.
• Prepare and present regular project reports covering cost, schedule, KPIs, CAPEX and forecasting.
• Ensure compliance with project procedures, delegation of authority, design basis, health, safety, environmental and energy requirements.
• Maintain cost control and support the preparation of periodic updates and scorecards.

Required profile

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline from a recognized university.
• 12+ years of direct experience on large EPCC projects in oil, gas, petrochemical or fertilizer sectors.
• Experience with ammonia and urea fertilizer plant projects is an advantage.

Required skills

• Mechanical engineering expertise applied to EPCC projects.
• Project coordination and cost‑control techniques.
• Knowledge of ammonia and urea plant engineering.
• Familiarity with project execution manuals, delegation of authority and KPI reporting.